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Libyan commander courted by European countries accused of war crimes in battle for Derna
By Bel Trew
Forces loyal to a powerful Libyan military commander once courted by the west are likely to have committed war crimes in the eastern city of Derna, London rights lawyers have revealed, urging the International Criminal Court to investigate instances of torture, murder and mutilation of corpses.
The legal opinion, which was shared exclusively with The Independent, marks the first time General Khalifa Haftar's troops have been formally accused of war crimes in the coastal city, under their control since last summer.
Geneva-based Libyan group Human Rights Solidarity, which commissioned the report, intends to file it with International Criminal Court prosecutors in the coming weeks.
Human rights lawyer Rodney Dixon, of Temple Garden Chambers, reached this conclusion after studying multiple videos and photos taken in Derna and posted online, which purport to show Gen Haftar's self-styled Libyan National Army (LNA) shooting unarmed civilians, stringing up mutilated bodies and indiscriminately shelling residential areas.
Rights groups have repeatedly accused the LNA, which controls swathes of territory in the east and south of Libya, of committing war crimes in cities like Benghazi.
Last July, the ICC issued a second arrest warrant for Gen Haftar's special forces commander Mahmoud al-Werfalli after several videos appeared online apparently showing him murdering captured fighters.
But the new report now sheds light on allegations of abuse in Derna.
"This evidence appears to depict the commission of the war crimes of murder, mutilation, torture, cruel treatment, outrages upon personal dignity, and the targeting of civilians," the report said.
"It is imperative that the perpetrators and their commanders should be investigated to obtain all available evidence so that those responsible can be brought to justice."
"These investigations should be undertaken by the ICC which has jurisdiction over the Libya situation, if no genuine domestic investigations are under way," it added.
The LNA has denied allegations of abuse in the past. In a statement to The Independent on Thursday, it declined to comment on the latest accusations.
But Human Rights Solidarity, which has also investigated Tripoli-based forces that rival Gen Haftar's men, said the United Nations and the media are failing to shed light on rampant abuses being committed across the country.
"This marks the first legal opinion which will be submitted to the ICC of the widespread abuses in Derna. General Haftar's forces have been accused of potentially committing crimes with the siege, but this report reveals there are many more abuses," said Ahmed Algaseer, the group's senior rights researcher.
"There is widespread impunity in Libya, people are not just committing crimes but actually documenting them. No one gets punished so we have spent the last three years trying to secure some accountability," he added.
Gen Haftar has led the LNA since returning to Libya during the 2011 Arab Spring. He previously lived in exile in the US. Despite mounting evidence of abuse, over the last few years he has been courted by several countries including Italy, France, Russia and Egypt as a key player and potential leader in Libya.
For years he was loyal to a rival government anchored in the eastern city of Benghazi that opposes the UN-recognised cabinet in Tripoli, but in 2017 agreed to join forces with prime minister Fayez al-Sarraj to help hold national elections.
In June last year his troops took control of Derna, which was nominally controlled by an al-Qaeda-linked group, after controversially laying siege to the city, including allegedly preventing supplies from entering and families from returning home.
In November 2017, Human Rights Watch revealed armed groups loyal to the LNA may have executed as many as 36 men in the town of Abyar, about 30 miles east of Benghazi.
Last February HRW said that displaced families had been prevented from returning to Benghazi.
The new legal opinion cites as possible war crimes several incidents, including one caught on a mobile phone, which shows unarmed civilian residents of Derna being shot repeatedly on the ground, even after they appear to be dead.
In other footage, dead bodies are toyed with, hung from machine gun turrets and draped over the bucket of an excavation digger, which the report says are also crimes of outrages on personal dignity.
The report cited several other videos which show civilians being shot at and victims being forced to unzip their trousers before being executed.
It concludes that the crimes shown in the videos and photos could also amount to crimes against humanity. It urged the international community to investigate the commanders including Gen Haftar for potentially ordering and directing the violations, or for failing in their duties to effectively prevent or punish the crimes committed by their subordinates.
"It is a crime against humanity if it can be established on all the evidence that they were committed as part of a widespread or systematic attack directed against the civilian population of Derna," the report concludes.
"The investigation and prosecution of those up the chain of command is very important in order to establish the full record of criminal activity, to guarantee accountability and justice, and to deter the future occurrence of similar crimes in the conflict."
Libya was plunged back into civil war in 2014 when Islamist militia ousted armed groups allied to Gen Haftar from Tripoli. The general's forces in the east meanwhile battled to rid the second city of Benghazi from militias and jihadis.
Gen Haftar was a commander in Colonel Gaddafi's armies until 1987 when he was taken as a prisoner of war during Libya's disastrous conflict with Chad. After Gaddafi abandoned him, he tried to overthrow the leader and when that failed ultimately sought asylum in Virginia, US.
In January, Gen Haftar officially ordered the start of "comprehensive military operations" in southern Libya to tackle jihadi and other armed groups in the area and protect key installations.
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Onus is on Turkey to rein in militants in Syria's Idlib, Russia says
A high-ranking Russian official says Turkey carries the responsibility to stop Takfiri militants stationed in Syria's northwestern province of Idlib from launching attacks and firing projectiles on civilian facilities and Russian targets.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov made clear on Friday that Moscow was unmoved for the time being by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's call for a cease-fire in Idlib, emphasizing that militants were the ones, who had to implement a cessation of hostilities in the first instance to prevent more civilian deaths and a refugee influx to Turkey.
"We really do need a ceasefire in Idlib and what needs to be achieved is for the terrorists to stop firing on civilian targets and on certain facilities where our troops are located," Peskov told reporters when asked about Erdogan's request for a ceasefire.
"This is the responsibility of the Turkish side," the Kremlin spokesperson added,Presstv reported .
On May 23, the Russian Defense Ministry said its surface-to-air missile systems had managed to foil an attack by foreign-sponsored Takfiri militants on its main airbase in Syria's western coastal province of Latakia.
The ministry announced in a statement that militants positioned in the de-escalation zone of Idlib province had launched four missiles at the strategic Hmeimim airbase.
The statement added that Russian air defense systems destroyed all the projectiles before they could strike the site.
The Russian Defense Ministry further noted that the missile launcher, which the Takfiri terrorists had used to fire the missiles at the Hmeimim base, was later detected and destroyed.
The development came only a day after foreign-backed militants fired a barrage of missiles at the same Russian military site.
The Russian Defense Ministry stated that eight rockets launched by the extremists did not reach the Hmeimim airbase, while another nine were shot down by Russian air defense systems.
Russia has been helping Syrian forces in ongoing battles across the conflict-plagued Arab country.
The Russian military assistance, which began in September 2015 at the official request of the Syrian government, has proved effective as Syrians continue to recapture key areas from Daesh and other foreign-backed terrorist groups across the country with the backing of Russian air cover.
Under a deal reached following a meeting between Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in the Black Sea resort city of Sochi on September 17, 2018, all militants in a demilitarized zone, which surrounds Idlib and also parts of the adjacent provinces of Aleppo and Hama, were supposed to pull out heavy arms by October 17, and Takfiri groups had to withdraw by October 15 last year.
The National Front for the Liberation of Syria is the main Turkish-backed militant alliance in the Idlib region, but the Takfiri Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) terrorist group, which is a coalition of different factions of terror outfits, largely composed of the Jabhat Fateh al-Sham, holds a large part of the province and the zone.
The HTS, which is said to be in control of some 60 percent of Idlib province, has yet to announce its stance on the buffer zone deal.
It is estimated that between 10,000 and 15,000 members of different factions of armed groups, which Syria, Russia and Turkey consider terrorists, are active in the volatile province, which is home to around three million inhabitants.
Syria has been gripped by foreign-backed militancy since March 2011. The Syrian government says the Israeli regime and its Western and regional allies are aiding Takfiri terrorist groups that are wreaking havoc in the country.
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The young people of our city continue to amaze me in the way that they involve themselves in the projects and activities they spend time doing. Their commitment and dedication are to be admired. The last ten days have been like taking a ride on the Participation rollercoaster and is the reason I love my job!
The young people from Two Halves One Whole steering group, have been busy busy busy enjoying their new role. They have just submitted a funding bid to a project to help them design and deliver a number of training workshops to adults and professionals around working with young people from mixed heritage families. Members of the steering group met at Phoenix Square to make last minutes changes to the application. The young people will have a decision about their funding next week, so we will all be keeping our fingers crossed.
Meanwhile the young people from the Integrated Working Advisory Board have been working hard developing scenarios for the children's workforce. They recently got together to take a look at the 6 scripts that have been produced. The young people took the opportunity to discuss things such as locations, background noises, voice over's, acting roles, and even cliff hanger endings. All the information has been collected and being fedback to adults and professionals. The project has attracted a lot of interest from professionals across the region and everyone involved is very excited about the work already achieved.
Everyone is really looking forward to the filming starting shortly. I am really looking forward to see the various roles the young people take on and what they get out of the whole experience.
The Children's Council have been continuing to work hard on developing the community based Wot Box media projects at local libraries across the city. The Children's Council mentor's are running sessions that are free for young people to attend, take part in workshops and learn how to become a young reporter. The project has already seen articles in Leicester Wave from young people in Beaumont Leys, New Parks, Braunstone & Saffron. Sessions have also started in Evington, Hamilton and the Central Lending Library on Belvoir Street.
Leicester Children's Council has also been supporting adults and professionals to understand the views and issues that are real to them. The WAM Report has been a great success and been used in a number of ways including, helping local neighbourhood boards to gather locality data, informing the priorities for how extended service funding is awarded and supporting information included in the new Alcohol Awareness campaign by Leicester city Council .
This is a truly fantastic piece of work achieved by the young people, and goes a long way to show an appetite for young people to want to get involved and play a part in letting other young people know that you can have a voice and make change happen.
Talking of change, members of the Children's Council were taking part in Takeover Leicester on Friday 12th November. They recently visited the Watershed to get their packs, T-shirts, badges and their recording booklets to enable them all to be accredited for their work during the day. They were very excited and have some great jobs.
I went to the Nottingham Evening Post last week to discuss supporting them to start a newspaper for young people. The young people and all the adults involved in WAVE are very excited about the thought of this happening. It would be a brilliant project for the young people of Nottingham City and County.
The 10th Edition of Wave was another brilliant one, with so many great articles, that again are a clear example of our young people's positive contribution and commitment not only to the newspaper, but to each other by pulling together to make it happen.
Last Monday's WAVE meeting was part of the Citizens' Eye Community Media Week and all the young people took the opportunity to sign up to the "Community Reporter 2012" project. The project will see the recruitment of 2,012 Community Reporters for 2012. The young reporters from WAVE are very excited about playing an important role in the 2012 Community Media Centre at Phoenix Square during the Olympics and Paralympics.
The plans for the WAVE Awards evening are well underway with nominations and guest confirmations arriving daily. The event will see adults, professionals, parents and most importantly, the stars of the evening, our amazing young people come together to look at the last 12 months of the newspaper and celebrate the fantastic contribution made by the children and young people who have made it happen. The event will take place on the 13th December at the Central Lending Library 7.30-9.30pm.
Willowbrook Primary School have been learning about the media recently. We visited their school, where they all took part in a mini young reporter session. The whole class worked hard to each learn how to write a news article. The class produced 15 mini articles about all the different activities that happen at their school. The work didn't finish there asthe whole class visited the Leicester Mercury a few days later, where they looked around the news room, had a Q&A session, proofed their articles for WAVE and then put all their new skills into action and produced an article about their visit to the Leicester Mercury called "Mini Mercury Madness".
After sharing all of that work I feel exhausted and know that once I have posted this Blog I will think oh…… no!!!
Have forgot this and that……! Anyway I hope you have enjoyed my little rollercoaster ride, join me again some time for more updates and examples of the brilliant positive participation that takes place across out city.


The AhR Antagonist II, SR1 controls the biological activity of AhR. This small molecule/inhibitor is primarily used for Biochemicals applications.
AhR Antagonist II, SR1 - CAS 1227633-49-10 - Calbiochem: Malzeme Güvenlik Bilgi Formu (MSDS) veya SDS, Analiz Sertifikası (COA) ve Kalite Uygunluk Sertifikası (COQ), dosyalar, broşürler ve diğer dokümanlar.
Overview A cell-permeable purine compound that acts as a high affinity AhR antagonist (IC50 = 127 nM against 3 nM TCDD-induced luciferase reporter activity in HepG2 cultures), but not a panel of 61 kinases. AhR expression and function knockouts by shRNAs, CH-223191 (Cat. No. 182705), or SR1 treatment all result in enhanced and sustained CD34+ population in long-term proliferating/expanding cultures of cord blood-derived HSCs (hematopoietic setem cells) in serum-free media containing Tpo (Cat. No. 605218), SCF (Cat. No. 569600), Flt3 Ligand (Cat. No. 343010), and IL-6 (Cat. No. 407652) in a reversible manner. SR1 is reactive toward human, monkey, and canine, but not rat or murine, species.
References Boitano, A.E., et al. 2010. Science 329, 1345.
Boitano, A.E., et al. 2010. Science 329, 1345.
Description A cell-permeable purine compound that acts as a high affinity (IC50 = 40 nM against [125I]-N3Br2DD binding to human AhR) AhR antagonist (IC50 = 127 nM against 3 nM TCDD-induced luciferase reporter activity in HepG2 cultures), while exhibiting little or no activity against a panel of 61 kinases. AhR expression and function knockouts by shRNAs, CH-223191 (Cat. No. 182705), or SR1 treatment all result in enhanced and sustained CD34+ population in long-term proliferating/expanding cultures of cord blood-derived HSCs (hematopoietic setem cells) in serum-free media containing Tpo (Cat. No. 605218), SCF (Cat. No. 569600), Flt3 Ligand (Cat. No. 343010), and IL-6 (Cat. No. 407652) in a reversible manner (11- and 73-fold increase of total nucleated and CD34+ cells, respectively, comparing 1 to 0 µM SR1-treated cultures on day 21; 1118-fold increase in CD34+ cells in 1 µM SR1 cultures from day 0 to 21). SR1-expanded CD34+ cells retain multilineage potential and the SR1-expanded progeny derived from 300 human CB CD34+ cells are reported to exhibit the same level of engraftment efficiency as 10,000 unexpanded CB CD34+ cells in NSG SCID mice in vivo. SR1 is reactive toward human, monkey, and canine, but not rat or murine, species.


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Danny Boyle's 'Yesterday': A Review
July 1, 2019 July 1, 2019 E Warren
I don't know why the insult 'basic' is pretty much exclusively levelled at young women when you can be an old man and write this fucking shit. I mean, I do, misogyny, but goddamn this some real boomer type trash.
Like, The Beatles are good and all. Their music's great, their films are amazing, and I guess being born way after all that happened gives me enough perspective to appreciate it on like a normal level. The actual complete amount of cloying, sickening adulation that this film has is hard to bear, the worst thing being: it doesn't particularly seem to care for the band at all, just the music — devoid of all context, artistry and form. Not a single one of the surviving members of the band makes an appearance.
Like, that's gotta be a bad sign, right? As if the film don't do a good enough job at signalling its basement level expectations right from the start. It opens on Himesh Patel and Lily James as a struggling musician and his manager who keeps up a day job as a musician and you kinda get that there's some chemistry between them and so far so innocuous but it's Richard Curtis so you just know that there's some bullshit coming down the pipe eventually.
Some mysterious event happens, and he suddenly finds himself in a world where, amongst other things, The Beatles have been entirely erased from history and everyone's memory but his own. He starts playing their music and people go fucking wild.
Like, when writing about the Michael Keaton Ray Kroc film I argued that it fundamentally didn't work because it didn't conceptualise McDonald's as anything other than an inevitable success — I sorta want to be more generous to it now because at least the franchise actually made it.
Yesterday goes out of its way to make sure our characters never have to work for anything, it just assumes that you're already brought in. Ed Sheeran (still not an actor, can hit punchlines but not much else) hears the music and just whisks him away on tour. A producer catches the set and suddenly he has a record deal. Oh, now the record's been produced and he's got media appearances and a launch event and at no point do we learn anything more interesting about him than 'he remembers The Beatles'.
That's it. That's the one character hook we get, no point making him an interesting or compelling person in his own right because he just exist in the plot as a repository of work from the-best-and-greatest-band-that-has-ever-or-will-ever-exist™. That and be all moony for a girl that he treats like shit in that classic Richard Curtis way that we're supposed to think is charming.
For her part, the girl gets even less. I don't even remember her name. She gets to be in love with the main dude, but conflicted and 'women, huh? Emotions, right? Never can tell what they're going to do.' At one pivotal moment she silently creeps into a room and kisses him. Only, psyke! It's actually a dream sequence, and he's sitting alone. The fact that either of these realities could be equally true should be such a red flag that this woman had no real character — outside of that the man projects onto her — that you're kinda dumbfounded nobody noticed.
Obviously the film is going to end with a stunning turn of events that, if it ever happened in real life, would lead to the dude getting a slap and cut off permanently, but I guess it all works out here. There's certain tells you get watching movies where you're like, 'oh, I know exactly who made this.' Old white men should really try harder.
The LA satire shit here is like the worst and laziest of all. There's a whole lot of business around a marketing meeting that plays like the most tired hack shit imaginable. Danny Boyle's visual flair and propulsive pace at least make the look and rhythm feel nice but the, 'lol everyone at the table has a different colour juice' thing is the most toothless version of that joke possible.
The only place it's approached with any meanness is when Kate McKinnon appears as this predatory manager type. Her snarling, chaotic lesbian energy is I guess supposed to be read as threatening, but is undermined by the fact that she's possibly the most relatable character in this thing. What does she want? Money, and I'm more than happy to watch her single minded pursuit of that goal. At least she seems to be having fun, and effortlessly too.
Everything else here is so much work. It feels like it's shouting at you constantly, demanding you enjoy it more. Even the fancy camera tricks he uses to liven up the rote stuff feel awkwardly forced, shooting folks arriving at the house in a long shot through rippled glass, it's a bit much.
I know there's a certain segment of the population that this is going to fucking jive with. It's gonna click, they'll be all in. I mean, it'll be the people who look at Sheeran and Corden playing themselves and actually see a musician and a chat show host instead of two living human jokes.
Maybe, eventually, they'll catch up with the rest of us and see this film for the fucking gag that it actually is.
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Alison created, was lead writer and executive producer on The Sparticle Mystery, three series made for CBBC through Sparticle Productions.
Alison's first produced script transmitted in 2001: "One More Time" was the last episode of Series 4 of The Vice and tackled paedophilia in the family. Since then she has explored domestic violence (RTS nominated Beaten for BBC1), drug addiction (feature film Pure for Kudos directed by Gillies MacKinnon) but has lightened up sufficiently on occasion to create and write her original series Rocket Man (BBC1 starring Robson Green) and work on New Tricks. She has also written for Jamie Johnson, So Awkward & Roman Mysteries (CBBC)
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Gangaramaya Temple: Colombo's Museum of Relics
May 7, 2013 By Mark Wiens
Gangamaraya Temple in Colombo, Sri Lanka
On my last day of visiting Colombo, Sri Lanka, I decided to check out the famous Gangamaraya Temple.
The temple is one of the most well-known Buddhist centers in the city and attracts many locals as well as quite a few tourists each day.
The main part of the temple was built in the 1800s, but since then it has been accumulating more and more Buddhist religious relics and works of art.
There are two main sections of the temple, the main section (which I'll feature here), and just a short distance away is the Simamalaka shrine which is situated within Beira Lake.
One of the many statues at Gangamaraya Temple
Unlike many other temples I've visited in Asia, this temple wasn't overly ornate from the outside, and it wasn't a high-rise towering golden structure.
It was rather the relics and the statues within and surrounding the complex that made it impressive.
Entrance costs 100 Sri Lankan Rupees, and once you're inside you can begin to see the many sculptures, details, and decoration.
Rather than just being a Buddhist temple, Gangaramaya also includes a library, a learning center, and to me, it felt very much like a historical scholarly museum.
Along with the main shrines, there were many artful exhibitions to browse through.
Inside the main sanctuary
The main sanctuary is filled with a huge statue of Buddha that is surrounded by a host of other statues and sculptures which are all neatly painted and brightly decorated.
Two huge elephant tusks stand on either side of the main statue.
Many Buddhist followers will first enter the sanctuary, possibly offer a gift, and then proceed outdoors where they can light candles and burn incense.
Outside in the courtyard
In the outdoor section, there is a series of steps filled with statues of Buddha making various hand signals as well as stone stupas.
The scene really reminded me of Borobudur in Indonesia, and I couldn't help but think that there had been a very similar influence in the design of both religious structures – Borobudur way outdating Gangamaraya.
Statue of Ganesha
In both design and decoration, Gangamaraya Temple has been influenced by Thai, Indian, Chinese, and local Sri Lankan styles.
One of the many shrines
There were many interesting and extravagant shrines like the one pictured above.
Gold, elephant tusks, statues, and fresh flowers were prevalent throughout the temple.
Walking into the Chinese section of the Gangamaraya Temple felt like a complete switch to another location.
The Chinese designed wooden cabinets were filled with Chinese style Buddhist figures and elaborate sculptures.
A hungry elephant at Gangamaraya Temple
Just outside of the main sanctuary, surrounded by tables filled with burning candles and incense, and shaded by a huge tree, are a few elephants.
There's also a giant fake elephant sculpture on the complex too, but I preferred the real ones!
After living or traveling extensively in Southeast Asia and seeing many temples, it's sometimes not overly exciting to visit yet another temple.
But Gangaramaya Temple is a top attraction in Colombo, because it's not just a temple, but an entire museum packed with history and art.
Last Updated on June 17th, 2019
Filed Under: Sri Lanka
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Mark was raised in central Africa before migrating back to the U.S. for University. After graduating, he decided to continue traveling the world. On Migrationology, he shares the cultural side of travel from a slow-paced local perspective that often revolves around his love for eating all forms of food. Join him on Facebook and follow him on Twitter @migrationology.
Angus Wilson says
Mark, surely you mean it is not EVEN a temple – how could a Buddhist temple of all places treat an elephant so cruelly, and how could you just take pictures of it and describe it as "hungry" when it is clearly in a lot of distress? For those that haven't seen it, this "hungry elephant" is shackled front and back so that it simply rocks back and forwards with a constant look of pain and distress. Shame on this so-called temple and on you for your mindless post.
Mark Wiens says
Hey Angus, I'm not an animal expert, or a wildlife conservationist, I'm a traveler. Nor do I mangage the temple or their practices.
Mark, by that rationale we all have to either be an expert on or be running something to have an educated view on it, or to be able change it. If that's true then it's a pretty sad world we live in.
Your blog is basically advertising this place, which people have a right to know is cruel to an animal in their care. If you are going there because you are interested in Buddhism then you would be much better off just googling what Buddhism actually means and stands for. If you want to just go and look at some Asian trinkets and a very sad elephant then pay your money to the person who is perpetuating this kind of thing.
For anyone else who is willing to have a more humane and intelligent interaction with the things they see around the world, please have a look at the following before supporting this "temple".
https://www.facebook.com/notes/alafair-robicheaux/email-action-write-for-ganga-in-sri-lanka-temple-the-elephant-not-living-the-hol/10150872857707640
Simone Schomberg says
Thank you Mr. Wilson! Well done!
Carey says
I am distressed to see this ad for the Gangaramaya temple still being promoted. Earlier this year, a visitor took this video footage of the young elephant Ganga being beaten https://www.facebook.com/adoptadoginsrilanka/videos/772609309461331/?theater
I would like to know whether your company is prepared to take a stand against animal cruelty?
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Today I went to feed Ganga bananas like I do once or twice a week when I am in Colombo . His normal mahout was not there instead it was a young, questionably drunk man with a tshirt on that said "if you're rich, I'm single" who was ruthlessly whipping him and scolding him in filth calling him a "hutho" (sp?) … Three times he whipped him so hard that he broke his stick and had to go get new ones, so as to continue the beating , then he began yelling at me to go away. So I walked around the temple for a little bit then came back, and asked someone else if I could give him the bananas, the mahout said that Ganga was having a bad stomach and couldn't eat them (even though he had just passed some well formed seemingly normal dung), then his story changed to that this particular elephant was actually too dangerous for anyone else aside from him to approach (even though I hug him every week)however five mins later his story changed yet again and he said I could give him bananas if I paid him , ( I have never been asked to pay in the past) i didn't agree to any payment but instead took my opportunity, I walked up to Ganga and he excitedly greeted me like he always does. He happily ate the bananas , even lifting up his trunk and letting me put them directly into his mouth as per usual. (Such a dangerous elephant)
Then as I was leaving the mahout was suddenly acting very nice, as he again asked me for money. I refused, and he became very aggressive and started shouting at me, he told me I was never allowed to come back to the temple , with a lot of swear words mixed in.
I truly felt sick watching the beating unfold. Unfortunately I wasn't able to catch the worst of it on video, including the harsh gouging with the Akhusa which he put aside when he saw me watching , however the whipping and harsh ear pulling continued relentlessly until he realized I was filming, and resumed every time i stopped filming.
Now what I would like to know is A. If this is how they are treating an elephant in a temple, and a famous temple for all the many locals and tourists that visit it to see, how are they treating the ones not in the temples and when no one is watching .
And B. How do I get this idiot fired.
The video is only a few mins of the beating that was going on for over 20 mins, when he realized I was videoing he calmed down for a bit but as soon as I would stop he would resume the beating with vigor. Ganga is 8 and is a very gentle natured and amazing juvenile elephant. I trust that the temple will do the right thing and fire this man.


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How Do We Make Products as Good for the Earth as They Are for Your Skin?
by Katia Ameri April 26, 2019
It's tough to admit it, but being sustainable when it comes to skincare is complicated. Especially as a new brand.
As we double down on launching our first set of skincare products, we have been thinking a lot about how to bring them to you in the best possible way. We're in the middle of developing uncompromising, cutting-edge formulas that are gentle on the skin (and we feel SO good about the formulas in the pipeline). We're committed to being cruelty-free, and are super stringent about making sure that each of our ingredients are sourced ethically. But to be honest, we're still figuring out how to minimize environmental impact and we want your input in figuring out how.
Sustainability is a huge challenge we're facing as a brand new company, and one we want to be transparent about from day one. Given that we're on a startup budget - and also need to think about creating a robust brand experience - there's no way we can be perfect right out of the gates. In turn, what we aim to do is to have an open and honest dialogue about the decisions we're making each step of the way. That way we can get your input, be real about where things are at, and continually commit to being better.
So, where exactly are we struggling?
Our goal is to bring you the highest quality products as sustainably as possible each step of the way. When it comes to product development, we're finding balance between innovation, efficacy, safety, and cost. Add sustainability into the mix, and there's a lot of tough decisions to make.
It's been easy for us to avoid especially bad and unnecessary ingredients: microplastics like glitter and oxybenzone. Some packaging options are obvious no-nos: individually wrapped portions, giant boxes for tiny items, plastic wrap on plastic wrap on plastic wrap.
But there's also a lot of nuance and required compromise. Most pumps and droppers dispense liquids in measured amounts, but they can't be recycled. Airtight packaging is amazing for ingredient preservation, but they require almost twice the plastic to make.
And then there's packaging. As a new, digital-first brand, our entire brand experience exists via the online experience and the packaging you receive. Because we won't have a storefront right off the bat, it's so important for us to build the "Mirra experience" into that packaging, and that often means more waste.
It's complicated to make sense of it all, but it's not impossible. As we're developing products, we want you to know we're doing our due diligence—and we recognize that you're there to hold us accountable. One of our key brand values is transparency, and we're not letting that go as we shift into product launch mode. We want to be at the forefront of skincare innovation, and that includes taking responsibility for our environmental impact.
We're still figuring a lot out, but so far, in addition to using sustainable ingredients where it makes sense, we're thinking about: minimizing single-use plastic by using recycled plastic for our components and making sure all our boxes can be recycled (we recently learned laminated boxes can't be!). Is there anything you really want us to know as we consider sustainability? Hopefully, at each stage of the company, as budget permits, we can keep pushing the boundaries of sustainability while preserving our formulation thesis.


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Henryk Pająk (ur. 15 lutego 1937 w Skarżysku-Kamiennej) – polski pisarz, prozaik, publicysta, wydawca.

Życiorys
Pochodzi z rodziny chłopskiej. W wieku 10 lat został poważnie ranny po wybuchu poniemieckiego niewypału.

Absolwent filologii polskiej na Wydziale Humanistycznym Uniwersytetu Marii Curie-Skłodowskiej. Po studiach krótko pracował jako nauczyciel, potem dziennikarz rolny w prasie lubelskiej.

Twórczość artystyczną zaczynał od poezji. W 1959 był współzałożycielem lubelskiej grupy poetyckiej "Prom", działającej do 1964. W 1960 wraz z innymi członkami grupy należał do kolegium redakcyjnego "Biuletynu Młodego Twórcy". Publikował wraz z nimi również w czasopiśmie "Kamena". W 1962 jego wiersze ukazały się zbiorze poezji pt. "Prom", wydanym przez Wydawnictwo Lubelskie. Często uczestniczył w spotkaniach autorskich dla młodzieży i robotników. Wydał dwa własne tomy poezji. Jeden z nich nosi tytuł Zanim powrócę (1965). W tomiku "Amen" (1993) zamieścił wybór wierszy z lat 1960–1993.

Twórczość prozatorską rozpoczął od beletryzacji pamiętnika Henryka Cybulskiego, przywódcy samoobrony ludności polskiej przed Ukraińcami z UPA na Wołyniu – Czerwone noce (1967, 1969, 1974, 1977, 1990). Później z tej samej tematyki napisał powieść Los (1969), w której zbeletryzował walki grupy żołnierzy Wołyńskiej 27 Wołyńskiej Dywizji Piechoty AK.

Uprawiał reportaż i wiele cech jego twórczości ma w nim swoje źródło. Zajmował się przede wszystkim problematyką wiejską i wojenno-partyzancką. Z czasem jego książki skłaniały się coraz bardziej w stronę psychologii postaci.

Był członkiem Polskiej Zjednoczonej Partii Robotniczej. Wystąpił z niej natychmiast po wprowadzeniu w Polsce stanu wojennego. Od 1985 jest rencistą. Od stycznia 1989 do 1995 był prezesem lubelskiego oddziału Związku Literatów Polskich.

Na początku lat 90 założył w Lublinie własne wydawnictwo "Retro". Publikuje w nim książki swojego autorstwa oraz opracowania innych autorów piszących o zbliżonej tematyce, np. mjr. Stanisława Żochowskiego z Australii, byłego szefa Sztabu Narodowych Sił Zbrojnych. Wydał 3 tomy tajnych dokumentów UBP: Informator o nielegalnych antypaństwowych organizacjach i bandach zbrojnych działających w Polsce Ludowej w latach 1944–1956 (1993), Informator o osobach skazanych za szpiegostwo w latach 1944–1984 (1994), Straceni w polskich więzieniach 1944-1956 (1994). Napisał do nich przedmowy. Był w sprawie tych publikacji kilkukrotnie przesłuchiwany przez Urząd Ochrony Państwa.

Kilkukrotnie wzywano go do prokuratury, w celu złożenia wyjaśnień w sprawie obwiniania go o szkalowanie Żydów i "nawoływanie do waśni na tle narodowościowym i etnicznym", np. w związku z publikacją książek Strach być Polakiem (1997) oraz Żydowskie oblężenie Oświęcimia (1999).

Twórczość
 Zanim powrócę. Wydawnictwo Lubelskie, Lublin 1965, s. 32. Seria: Lubelska Biblioteka Poetycka T. 24.
 Cybulski H., Czerwone noce. Opracowanie literackie H. Pająk. Wyd. I, MON, Warszawa 1966, s. 359 (Wyd. II, MON, Warszawa 1969, s. 376; Wyd. III, MON, Warszawa 1974, s. 388; Wyd. IV, MON, Warszawa 1977, s. 392; Wyd. 5 zm. Bellona, Warszawa 1990, s. 375. .)
 Druga śmierć. Wyd. I, KiW, Warszawa 1971, s. 231 (Wyd. II. Wyd. Lubelskie, Lublin 1981, s. 158. .)
 Pęknięty świat. Wyd. KiW, Warszawa 1972, s. 248.
 Zerwanie. Wydawnictwo Lubelskie, Lublin 1976, s. 159.
 Posłuchaj Moniko. Wyd. I. Wydawnictwo Lubelskie, Lublin 1977, s. 174. (Wyd. II, Wydawnictwo Lubelskie, Lublin 1979, s. 166)
 Za cieniem cień. Wyd. Lubelskie, Lublin 1989, s. 223. .
 Skarżysko walczące. Lublin 1991, s. 248 (nakładem autora).
 Zbrodnie UB – NKWD. Lublin 1991, s. 260 (nakładem autora).
 Tam, za snem. Wyd. Graf, Gdańsk 1991, s. 240. .
 Wolny. Retro, Lublin 1992, s. 288. .
 Za samostijną Ukrainę. Lublin 1992 (nakładem autora). (Wyd. II, Retro, Lublin 1993, s. 236.)
 "Uskok" kontra UB. Retro, Lublin 1992. (Wyd. II, Aurora, Warszawa 2013, s. 274. )
 "Burta" kontra UB. Retro, Lublin 1992, s. 271. (Wyd. II, Aurora, Warszawa 2014, s. 368. )
 Amen. Retro, Lublin 1993.
 "Jastrząb" kontra UB. Retro, Lublin 1993, s. 251. (Wyd. II poprawione, Aurora, Warszawa 2015, s. 296. )
 "Żelazny" kontra UB. Retro, Lublin 1993. (Wyd. II poprawione, Aurora, Warszawa 2016, s. 320. )
 Urbana NIE w wojnie z Kościołem katolickim. Retro, Lublin 1993, s. 160. .
 Konspiracja młodzieży szkolnej 1945-1956. Retro, Lublin 1994, s. 312. .
 Zabijałem aby żyć. Retro, Lublin 1995, s. 178. .
 Tajemnice włodawskiej bezpieki. Retro, Lublin 1995, s. 144. .
 Retinger, mason i agent syjonizmu. Retro, Lublin 1996, s. 278. .
 Akcje oddziałów "Zapory" w tajnych raportach UB-MO. Retro, Lublin 1996, s. 202. .
 Pająk H., Żochowski S., Rządy zbirów 1940-1990. Wyd. I, Retro, Lublin 1996, s. 389.  (Wyd. II, 1997, )
 Strach być Polakiem. Wyd. I, Retro, Lublin 1996, s. 166. (Wyd. II poszerz., Retro, Lublin, 1997, s. 178; Wyd. III, Retro, Lublin, 2001, s. 202)
 Tam, za snem. Retro, Lublin 1997.
 Oni się nigdy nie poddali. Retro, Lublin 1997, s. 303. .
 Piąty rozbiór Polski 1990–2000. Retro, Lublin 1998, s. 426. . (Wyd. II, Retro, Lublin 2006, s. 421)
 Bandytyzm NATO. Retro, Lublin 1999, s. 224. (Wyd. II poszerzone, Retro, Lublin 2003, s. 254. )
 Żydowskie oblężenie Oświęcimia. Retro, Lublin 1999, s. 287.
 Dwa wieki polskiej Golgoty, czyli Samotni wśród łotrów. Wyd. I, Retro, Lublin 1999, s. 359.  (Wyd. II, Retro, Lublin 2005, s. 364.)
 A Naród śpi! Retro, Lublin 2000, s. 406. .
 Polska w bagnie. Retro, Lublin 2001, s. 248. .
 Jedwabne geszefty. Wyd. I, Retro, Lublin 2001, s. 272.  (Wyd. II, Retro, Lublin 2001, s. 283; Wyd. III, Retro, Lublin 2005, s. 288.)
 Bestie końca czasu. Wyd. I, Retro, Lublin 2001, s. 475. . (Wyd. II, Retro, Lublin 2005, s. 480.)
 Trzecia wojna światowa. Retro, Lublin 2002, s. 348. .
 Złodzieje milionów. Retro, Lublin 2002.
 Z Łagru do Eurołagru. Retro, Lublin 2003, s. 366. .
 Niemieckie ludobójstwo na polskim narodzie. Retro, Lublin 2004, s. 246. .
 Retinger. Mason i agent syjonizmu. Retro, Lublin 2004, s. 284. .
 Ponura prawda o Piłsudskim. Wyd. II, Retro, Lublin 2005, s. 439. .
 Nowotwory Watykanu. Retro, Lublin 2005, s. 468.
 Dyktatura nietykalnych. Retro, Lublin 2006, s. 360. .
 Grabarze polskiej nadziei 1980–2005. Retro, Lublin 2007, s. 416. .
 Rosja we krwi i nafcie 1905–2005. Retro, Lublin 2007, s. 340. .
 Prosto w ślepia PiS + PO = KOR + UW. Retro, Lublin 2007, s. 344 + 20 ilustracji. .
 Kundlizm znów wygrał. Retro, Lublin 2008, s. 427. .
 Konspirację czas zaczynać?. Retro, Lublin 2008, s. 293. .
 Lichwa rak ludzkości. Retro, Lublin 2009, s. 485. .
 Kościół do katakumb, Polska do kasacji. Retro, Lublin 2009, s. 454. .
 On i oni. Retro, Lublin 2010, s. 344. .
 Lękajcie się Tom I. Retro, Lublin 2010, s. 336. .
 Lękajcie się Tom II. Retro, Lublin 2011, s. 510. .
 Ostatni transport do Katynia 10.04.2010. Retro, Lublin 2011, s. 450. .
 Dwa pogrzeby jeden wstyd. Retro, Lublin 2011, s. 256. .
 Chazarska dzicz panem świata Tom I: Zagłada Rosji. Retro, Lublin 2012, s. 410. .
 Chazarska dzicz panem świata Tom II: Zagłada Polski. Retro, Lublin 2012, s. 480. .
 Rytualna zemsta na Kolebce Solidarności 1981-2011. Retro, Lublin 2012, s. 298. .
 Chazarska dzicz panem świata Tom III: Czas Skorpionów. Retro, Lublin 2012, s. 464. .
 Polska hańba w Afganistanie. Zabijałem aby żyć. Retro, Lublin 2012, s. 272. .
 Chazarska dzicz panem świata Tom IV: Od Kaina do Lenina. Retro, Lublin 2013, s. 424. .
 Ostoje i plagi masonerii, Retro, Lublin 2013, s. 320. .
 Zakazana polskość świętego Piusa X, Retro, Lublin 2013, s. 340.   .
 Sąsiedzi! Płacić za ludobójstwa, Retro, Lublin 2013, s. 392.   .
 Okupacja dziesięciu pokoleń 1750-2050-?, Retro, Lublin 2014, s. 430. .
 Ukraińska recydywa faszyzmu, banderyzmu, syjonizmu, Retro, Lublin 2014, s. 408. .
 Naród wyklęty przez męty Tom I, Retro, Lublin 2015, s. 272. .
 Naród wyklęty przez męty Tom II: Przed potopem, Retro, Lublin 2016, s. 320. .
 Apokalipsa bliżej niż sądzicie, Retro, Lublin 2016, s. 344. .
 Polsko Twoja zguba wszędzie, Retro, Lublin 2016, s. 352. .
 Stulecie Łotrów. Retro, Lublin 2017, s. 348. .
 Idą po Polskę, Retro, Lublin 2018, s. 331. .
 Pol-Exit z bagna UE, Retro, Lublin 2019, s. 318. .
 Państwo Polin w państwie polskim, Retro, Lublin 2020, .
 Degeneraci ludzkości, Retro, Lublin 2020, s.371. .
 Plagi Sanhedrynu, Retro, Lublin 2021, s.420. .

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne

Absolwenci Uniwersytetu Marii Curie-Skłodowskiej
Antysemityzm w Polsce
Członkowie Polskiej Zjednoczonej Partii Robotniczej
Członkowie Związku Literatów Polskich (Polska Rzeczpospolita Ludowa)
Członkowie Związku Literatów Polskich (III Rzeczpospolita)
Polscy dziennikarze prasowi
Polscy nauczyciele
Polscy pisarze współcześni
Propagatorzy teorii spiskowych
Ludzie urodzeni w Skarżysku-Kamiennej
Urodzeni w 1937

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Truescreen > Blogs > INDUSTRY NEWS > USCIS Updates Policy Manual to Reflect New Codes of Admission for E and L Dependent Spouses
USCIS Updates Policy Manual to Reflect New Codes of Admission for E and L Dependent Spouses
Posted on 3/18/2022 by Corporate Communications Department
Tags : I-9/E-Verify Compliance
USCIS recently announced that it would be releasing an updated version of its policy manual to clarify employment authorization verification requirements.
Pursuant to a 2021 settlement that Truescreen reported on in November, USCIS has announced that as of Jan. 30, 2022, USCIS and CBP began issuing Forms I-94 with the following new COA codes for certain E and L spouses: E-1S, E-2S, E-3S, and L-2S. An unexpired Form I-94 reflecting one of these new codes is acceptable as evidence of employment authorization for spouses under List A (when combined with a Foreign Passport) and List C (when combined with a List B identity document).
USCIS has stated that it will mail a notice on or about April 1, 2022 to impacted visa holders who had a Form I-94 issued prior to January 30, 2022. This notice, along with an unexpired Form I-94 reflecting E-1, E-2, E-3, E-3D, E-3R, or L-2 nonimmigrant status, will serve as evidence of employment authorization. If you are an E or L spouse and under 21, or if you have not received your notice by April 30, email E-L-married-U21@uscis.dhs.gov to request a notice.
As always, Truescreen is constantly monitoring the employment authorization landscape and will alert clients to any potential regulatory changes.